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What is new: Windows Store and Windows Phone

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What is new: Windows Store and Windows Phone
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What is new: Windows Phone and Windows Store App
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Earlier this year there were many improvements to the Windows Phone and Windows Store platforms and this session gives you an overview with plenty of demos over the changes covering native DLL calls with brokered components, groundbreaking changes to Windows Phone (I’ll demo a JS Windows Phone app using Angular.js that incorporates a cross language Windows Runtime Component written in C# shared with a Windows Store App). Of course API changes will be covered, not to mention Universal Apps and the major changes in Portable Class Libraries that somehow went unnoticed at BUILD. Besides all that we will take a brief look at side loading improvements, changes you should know about in regards to the submission and deployment process- and the future of the Store and developer portal. Throughout the session I’ll recommend VS extensions that might come in handy, share samples and other resources that will guide you further. This session is intermediate and assumes previous knowledge of the platform. Come well rested, it’s a dense session with a high pace.